But I had been forewarned - and I said no.
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But, be forewarned: You are in for a rough ride.
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Be forewarned: You're going to need a bigger red cart.
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There, as forewarned, she found herself, reflected all too well.
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Be forewarned that Mickey Rooney, uh, plays an Asian man.
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Be forewarned, you'll need a box of tissues for both.
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And be forewarned: Spoilers for the first six episodes follow.
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But be forewarned, a beta isn't finalized software for a reason.
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Forewarned, those who had been using CYR3CON's services could take precautions.
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Be forewarned: Some of them wear pajamas, and it's debilitatingly adorable.
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And be forewarned: you won't be able to stop watching either.
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Assault and abuse against women are described below, so be forewarned.
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I THINK IT'S ONE EVERYBODY IS THINKING ABOUT AND FOREWARNED ABOUT.
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Senate Republicans seemed forewarned that DeVos was unprepared for the hearing.
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Be forewarned: Morocco has seduced even the most jaded world travelers.
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Be forewarned: not all online content tailored to entrepreneurs is created equal.
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Though be forewarned, like the recent standard Kindle upgrade, it's pretty minor.
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I was forewarned there would be a liter of tequila awaiting us.
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Be forewarned: the following content is not for the faint of heart.
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All the interviewees said they had not been forewarned of the visit.
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If you've never dabbled in acids before, be forewarned — there's an adjustment period.
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Be forewarned: The vast majority of the time, an abandoned safe is empty.
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The president's decision has already split NATO, which was neither consulted nor forewarned.
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The charges were several times larger than the amount GE had forewarned investors.
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It's a clever trick, but be forewarned, DIY dentistry is a dangerous game.
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But be forewarned, if it's your first viewing, you will struggle to stop.
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The London "Street" seemed to be amply forewarned about the latest stocks action.
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Be forewarned: Today is National Answer the Phone Like Buddy the Elf Day.
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If you're hitting the road this weekend, be forewarned: You'll have plenty of company.
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Top members of his task force had not been forewarned about the President's announcement.
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But be forewarned: To purchase a painting, Anavim has to get along with you.
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A Russian diplomat on Monday forewarned of an "apocalyptic" situation on the Korean peninsula.
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You can watch the whole ceremony here, but be forewarned, it is aggressively nerdy.
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People should understand: This is what man is able to do to others, be forewarned.
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No matter how forewarned a team might be, there is no such thing as forearmed.
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Be be forewarned: The movie is about 6 million times raunchier than the original series.
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Holiday shoppers, be forewarned: not all the "deals" you see advertised represent an actual bargain.
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Be forewarned: the following image may give you a very mild case of the chills.
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But be forewarned: Just because at-home versions are possible doesn't mean sparklers are harmless.
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Be forewarned: The following quotes may trigger feelings of deep hope and love for humanity.
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Paddy's Lunch: Be forewarned: This is a dive bar with a high degree of difficulty.
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You may feel safe about it, but just be forewarned, here are the possible consequences.
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GetYourGuide's Reck said it was also forewarned of the looming crunch via their Asian business.
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"He at no moment threatened them - he forewarned them, which is different," the spokesman said.
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Besides, even when the protagonists are forewarned, there is still great scope for getting it wrong.
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The effect is strangely frosting-like, but be forewarned: this is very, very healthy for you.
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Click the video above to watch, but be forewarned: It's nothing like your average waxing session.
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You have to be as awake as we are now, forewarned, before they abuse us again.
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But for now, consider yourself forewarned and forearmed for Civilization VI's October 21 release on PC.
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Be forewarned: if you have not seen Star Wars: The Force Awakens, there are spoilers below.
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Be forewarned: The March numbers could be a little fuzzy because of distortions from the storm.
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While you can never be completely prepared for these strange new predicaments, you can be forewarned.
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But be forewarned: Many a sucker with a paddle has been fooled by the Duck's waddle.
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"Forewarned is forearmed" was the first of 10 themes in the bank's new report this week.
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The portion-size was small, so be forewarned if that's all your ordering at the club.
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Be forewarned, there is more trauma here than ecstasy, yet there is also grace and wonder.
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Would-be opponents and whistleblowers be forewarned: This president will not hesitate to move against you.
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Last November, Bannister forewarned investors about the sell-off that hit the market a month later.
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Be forewarned that in about 20 seconds, you won't be able to resist a little grooving out.
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But be forewarned, you won't want to tackle either one if you're just getting started in electronics.
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In it, Goldberg forewarned of the overuse of the word "queer" and the dangers of doing so.
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On a personal level, Bob's family says it was not forewarned when the other captives were released.
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That means anyone who wants it can get it, but be forewarned: It's not fully baked yet.
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"So I forewarned the purchaser that they were buying the space in 'as-is' condition," he said.
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But Canada, be forewarned: Your kindness toward Syrian refugees will not protect you from future terrorist acts.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, you have been forewarned about what Brett Kavanaugh regards as a friendly gesture.
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It is undoubtedly refreshing to have some new blood involved in an N.F.L. January, but be forewarned.
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Other artists, while not forewarned, had been asked to edit their work upon request from museum officials.
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Be forewarned, however: The chapels need considerable work and, like a Venice palazzo, will require eternal care.
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Be forewarned: Most theorize about Jack Pearson's status, which the show will allegedly address in next week's episode.
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You may want to opt for Uber instead, but be forewarned: Surge pricing will be out of control!
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Just be forewarned, the first season can be a slog, but every season after makes it worth it.
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He forewarned, however, that after December, he believed the central bank wouldn't raise rates again until late 2017.
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Regardless of what happens this year, we have been forewarned and have received the message loud and clear.
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This one has a very thick, gel-like consistency, and be forewarned: a little goes a long way.
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The stadium had never hosted European competition, so Leicester officials wanted to be forewarned about any potential problems.
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Those who go into "Mother!" with expectations of a conventional thriller, or a psychological one, should be forewarned.
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The lesson of "Grand Joint Exercise 4," as it was called, is that forewarned is not always forearmed.
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Customers are now forewarned and several of them, ranging from Sierra Leone to Ecuador, are questioning or renegotiating projects.
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The captain of the neighboring Commonwealth barangay, Manuel Co, said he was always forewarned about Station 6's operations.
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Be forewarned: not all movies and shows can be downloaded, and the app takes up a lot of space.
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Robert Shiller's "Irrational Exuberance" is a seminal book that forewarned investors about the dot-com bust and housing crisis.
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If you opt for the Android version, be forewarned that it comes with all of the limitations of that platform.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel forewarned Russia of its strikes on Thursday against multiple targets in Syria, an Israeli military spokesman said.
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Be forewarned: it's French and super long, plucking at every feeling you've ever had until you're fully vacuumed of emotion.
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Souvenir-hunting visitors can purchase commemorative apparel, but be forewarned: The "I Survived Dildo Days" T-shirts sell out fast.
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But she also forewarned me that the courier fee to have them delivered to the property would likely be pricey.
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Having been forewarned both ways, let's go ahead and state that the Ben Op despair is unwarranted, as Cellardyke shows.
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And Russian forces "forewarned member states of the U.S.-led coalition about the ground targets to strike on," the statement added.
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But be forewarned: Though it looks like a beige hue in the tube, this won't take the place of your foundation.
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Just be forewarned that the "vibrant red" Sonos One can take on more of a pink tone depending on room lighting.
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Listen to G Spot below, and be forewarned that birth rates might be skyrocketing come fall: Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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Just be forewarned that after eating a couple of these, you'll want about a thousand more—with or without the ganja.
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"As Duterte and his police chief have forewarned, more people will die in pursuit of their drug war," Mr. Trillanes said.
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Below, your Carpetbagger surveys Oscar's most crowded field, but be forewarned: This contest is going to go down to the wire.
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Now in the autumn, the cooling of the air had forewarned them, on some primordial level, of their own impending death.
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So, when you are stuck in traffic, your water main breaks or your power goes out, don't say you weren't forewarned.
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TASS news agency, citing the Russian defence ministry, said the United States had forewarned neither Russia nor Turkey about the strikes.
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Just be forewarned -- the family that owns the farm still does things the same way they did when it opened in 1965.
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It allows colleagues to mark addresses that have dogs so that a mail carrier can be forewarned of a potential rogue dachshund.
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Forewarned and forearmed, my friend and I bought some painfully expensive gas-vapor respirators and some less expensive snacks, and set off.
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"I have already forewarned the public of Duterte's authoritarian tendencies and this is another proof of it," he said in a statement.
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Pelicans may look friendly from the outside, but be forewarned: they have been known to chase strangers around an empty parking lot.
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"The medical examiner forewarned us they were coming, and we didn't know if they'd be contagious even after death," Mr. Ruppert said.
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But be forewarned about the city's notorious traffic jams and graffiti-smeared streets that give much of the city a blighted feel.
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Still, if this isn't the splatter-fest that many horror movies have become, anyone expecting "Goosebumps"-type tameness should be equally forewarned.
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Clients who visited, including State Department officials (at the time, the firm was working on an American embassy in London) were forewarned.
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But this is something airlines are getting to grips with now because there are new systems in place where pilots can be forewarned.
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Though you are probably fine to use it, be forewarned that it hasn't been vetted quite as intensely as other, more established services.
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Although having a few small disasters during a renovation is predictable, in the Dubrows' case, they were literally forewarned of one wet situation.
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However, if you're happening upon this story by accident, be forewarned: what you're about to see is not for the faint of heart.
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Policymakers and constituents should be forewarned that rolling these protections back will have widespread consequences for taxpayers, the economy, and lawmakers like Shimkus.
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We haven't tried to install it yet, but if you want to, be forewarned that it takes up a whopping 3.2MB of space.
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Just be forewarned -- the family who owns the farm still does things the same way it did when the restaurant opened in 1965.
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"I want the Senate to be forewarned that this $15 billion package, this is only temporary," said Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida.
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Be forewarned though: the Valley is not built like the more tourist-centric San Francisco, particularly in that you can't easily walk everywhere.
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Here's a screenshot of the Instagram ad and, be forewarned, it's unsettling:There's a simple explanation for how this image ended up in an ad.
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But be forewarned: We can't guarantee you'll leave this page without wanting to scoop up at least one of these picks come April 5.
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So be forewarned: The following story is about another one of Dr. Pimple Popper's excavations... only this time, it's on a young man's scrotum.
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If you're a fan of either team or live in their home areas, be forewarned: The parties you attend could give you the flu.
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"Industries and bulk users were forewarned, and our engineers have been engaging with resident welfare associations to create awareness on the situation," he said.
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If we thought 2017 was The Year of Tiffany Haddish, then be forewarned, the Girls Trip star shows no signs of slowing down in 2018.
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But be forewarned: There are some factors that can't be controlled in a real-world setting (as opposed to Burton's laboratory environment), like humidity levels.
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Interactive night sky atlas over America (Image: CIRES capture courtesy of NOAA)Be forewarned, though: Those dark patches are not likely to be above you.
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Prolonging the debate for could affect their decisions about whether to participate in the Obamacare marketplaces in 2018 — causing the Obamacare explosion that Trump forewarned.
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They were forewarned about the vulnerability of digital secrets a full 16 years ago by the actions of a little-known traitor named Brian Regan.
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Check out the mesmerizing video below and be forewarned that it's going to make you want to get your hands on a package or two.
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Be forewarned: Wildlife photographers and conservationists are posting clickbaity animal shots loaded with sometimes disturbing information about the dangers marine mammals face from climate change.
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But where is the outrage that Hamas kept urging Palestinians to move toward the fence, having been amply forewarned by Israel of the mortal risk?
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Forewarned is forearmed, argues Kulinskaya -- whether you're thinking about pensions or improving your health, knowing your lifespan means you could extend it that little bit further.
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The Mexican government did not respond to requests for comment about the expansion of MPP, and it was not clear to what extent Mexico was forewarned.
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Overnight Wednesday, rockets fired by Iranian forces from inside Syria toward Israel triggered a forewarned robust response from Israel's military -- targeting Iranian military assets in Syria.
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A man has been awarded $8 billion in damages over claims he wasn't forewarned his antipsychotic medicine from Johnson & Johnson could cause him to develop breasts.
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Some of the party, who had clearly been forewarned, wore spectacularly complete English shooting drag, tweed waistcoats and jackets and caps and trousers and so on.
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If you're drawn to the charisma of the leads, understandable, but be forewarned that much ink has been spilled on the problems with the film's narrative.
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The $2.50 Fountain of Youth spring water bottles sold in the gift shop make a great souvenir, but be forewarned, the "magical" water tastes pretty foul.
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If you do implement updates from your computer maker or operating system provider, be forewarned that it could slow down your computer or lead to sporadic reboots.
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In the interview, Putin also took a clear swipe at NATO, insisting the military alliance's expansion into eastern Europe was forewarned by western and Russian leaders alike.
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Be forewarned, it's not cheap: Fashion outlets likely know the RompHim has a short shelf life, and this masterpiece is going for $79.99 on Get on Fleek.
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We still don't know whether Sessions will continue the Obama policy of not enforcing federal law in states that have legalized marijuana, but we should be forewarned.
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"As we have forewarned repeatedly, the re-enacted budget would sharply slow the pace of our economic growth," Economic Planning Secretary Ernesto Pernia told a news conference.
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However, the developers should be forewarned: Putting a monorail in your game without also adding in some kind of huckster monorail architect would be a grave error.
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While on a date with your Aries, be forewarned that they may flirt with you by trying to fight—they're famous for dishing out harsh one-liners!
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's executive has not been forewarned about a possible U.S. withdrawal from the global deal on fighting climate change, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Trump forewarned of the planned operation in a June 17 Twitter message, but it was delayed partly because of disagreements within the administration, the Times reported on Thursday.
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But be forewarned, by clicking on that button, you'll authorize Guitar Center to serve up ads, discount offerings, and other content through the Uber app during your ride.
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That includes a reasonably violent climactic sequence that -- parents should be forewarned -- might be too intense for kids expecting to hear "The Bear Necessities," or some facsimile thereof.
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"In terms of the actual decision to not renew, we were not forewarned," Randall Schriver, U.S. assistant secretary of Defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs, said on Wednesday.
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Further to this, OPEC forewarned of a growing crude surplus in 0.13 should the world's top oil producing nations fail to adhere to a landmark deal to cut production.
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And, when it comes to politics, it somehow managed to churn out episodes that, in hindsight, forewarned us of the chaos that was to come under a Trump administration.
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Musk has famously forewarned of the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, and what happens when it becomes more powerful relative to our own ability to control and understand it.
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Forewarned is forearmed, as they say, and, with it said, it should also be said that you can now fore-order the goTenna Pro over at the company's website.
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Photo: NykoBe forewarned: the civil, polite, and respectful discourse that accompanies many online games could potentially devolve into something childish, even bordering on vulgar, with Nyko's new Sound Pad.
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BUT REALLY AT THE END OF THE DAY I JUST WANT TO -- KERNEN: BUT AS THE CHEMO GETS STRONGER YOU KNEW, I'M SURE YOU WERE FOREWARNED THAT IT'S TOUGH.
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And if you are lucky enough to build this cycle's Uber, be forewarned that it will serve as inspiration to many more founders who would love to emulate your success.
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Alas, forewarned is not always forearmed, and many people approaching retirement look back regretfully — with emptier pockets than they'd like — at their spendthrift 303s, 30s and even 40s or beyond.
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Mane said the village chief, Alassane Mounkaila, was surprised to hear soldiers were in the area because he was usually forewarned by the Nigerien army when patrols were taking place.
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Be forewarned: I Think You Should Leave is like a SNL that plays exclusively in a very funny version of hell, where exploring your madness is both allowed and encouraged.
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Before we go further, be forewarned: This article will do nothing to help you navigate the features of new dating platforms, fine-tune your profile or find your soul mate.
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But before you press play, be forewarned: If you're not one for needles (and there's no shame there), you may want to stay away — this footage isn't for the fainthearted.
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But be forewarned that you may have to work long and hard with your doctor, dentist, and other medical professionals in your life to figure out exactly what's going on.
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"Speaking on behalf of the vast majority of the American people, Republicans in Congress be forewarned: any attempt to remove Bob Mueller will not be tolerated," Holder tweeted on Thursday.
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Bookeen's a French company with virtually no presence here in the U.S. — you can buy its readers through its site, but be forewarned that check out is entirely in French.
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I was forewarned that Saudia are terrible at losing your luggage, but luckily my bags made it onto the plane, and were there to meet me at the other end.
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Be forewarned though: at £400 sterling for the four-volume set, that price represents the cost of almost 30 visits to London's not-so-excitingly immersive National Gallery Leonardo experience.
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The only question is will we use it or have we fallen prey to another evil that the founders forewarned, the excess of factualism, the elevation of party over country.
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Yet while this Hulu limited series captures the unsettling con game played by the mother, be forewarned that replicating these events can be as off-putting as the actual characters.
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The audit report forewarned that the state risks having to pay back the $3.5 billion if it doesn't complete construction of the Central Valley portion of the system by December 2022.
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If front-line states are at breaking point or distracted by an ongoing regional crisis, then refugee aid organizations would be forewarned to develop alternative routes equipped to deal with refugees.
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Be forewarned that Réalisation Par is notorious for selling out of almost all of its styles, so don't be surprised if a piece you had your eye on becomes suddenly unavailable.
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You can imagine the potential Twilight Zone episode that might have resulted — right down to the twist that also ends the film (which I'm going to spoil below, so be forewarned).
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On the other hand, Amazon has purposefully kept Alexa rather neutral in the personality department, according to Bloomberg—though you can ask her to rap, but be forewarned, the results are cringey.
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The Scream movies have always been great Halloween fare, but be forewarned if you're about to pop in Scream 3 for a spooky time tonight: It's frightening in a way you wouldn't expect.
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Be forewarned, you might find yourself endlessly turning it on and off just to hear its incredibly satisfying sound effect, so hopefully everyone you live and work with are Mario fans too.[Firebox]
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In his new book One Giant Leap, author Charles Fishman describes the nervous efforts of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, who had been forewarned of the possibility:Armstrong and Aldrin did their own test.
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"The dirty tricks of trying to win through bureaucratic pencil-pushing what they can't win at the ballot box represents a fraud forewarned," he wrote on the website of human rights nonprofit IDL.
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Be forewarned: The work can be grueling, to say nothing of the psychological distress that comes from seeing decomposing human bodies, particularly those of people who perished in some cruel or premature way.
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U.S. officials told Reuters that when Trump forewarned the Palestinian president of his intention to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, he assured him that a peace plan being put together would please the Palestinians.
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His YouTube channel is full of lengthy videos detailing his wonderfully detailed builds, but be forewarned if you're racing towards a deadline at work, you don't want to get sucked down this rabbit hole.
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The next time you buy a PopSockets cellphone grip from Amazon, be forewarned: It likely won't come with a manufacturer's warranty — because it won't be coming from PopSockets or one of its authorized sellers.
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For example, NATO members were probably forewarned that they really really should meet their promised 2 percent obligations of defense spending before a mercurial trash-talking Trump went ballistic — and did who knows what?
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"Cybercriminals be forewarned: you cannot hide in the shadows of the internet," said Sally Q. Yates, who was the United States attorney in Georgia at the time and is now the deputy attorney general.
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The M.T.A. has set up a number of Park and Ride stations where you can take a bus into the city, but be forewarned, there are limited numbers of parking spots at each location.
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I love the episode where they're all watching the bear-attack footage — be forewarned, the video below has profanities — but in that scene, Ben Cafferty is just as funny and, well, crude as everyone else.
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But, even though Kendall said the piercing idea was totally her idea, the model gave credit where credit was due — admitting her 18-year-old sister forewarned her about the pain before the piercing went down.
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But be forewarned that there's also a 71-track three-CD box that slightly overplays his blues pretensions and Nat King Cole dreams, and that this one could tempt a person to covet that consumable too.
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So an employer can rest assured that there will be no headlines and therefore no public pressure to make any changes, while a perpetrator knows that future victims won't be forewarned about his record of behavior.
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File this in the same cabinet as The Virgin Suicides, The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, and Donnie Darko, but be forewarned—were this an American movie, it would have likely earned an 'NC-17' rating.
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" In another California town, an almond-growing enclave known as Winters, the authors hear more than once: "If you fall in love with someone from Winters, be forewarned that you'll probably end up settling in Winters.
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And since 2012, those who take the time to read the fine print on the package insert have been forewarned, notes Boulder attorney Ted Laszlo, who is representing about 100 finasteride users in the case against Merck.
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The event's moderator, the writer Lawrence Weschler, forewarned the audience that there was no smoking at the Getty, unless you happened to be Mr. Hockney, who had been granted a special papal-like dispensation for the evening.
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Be forewarned, what follows is very graphic and extremely disgusting: The mouse does appear to have disintegrated somewhat after spending more than a month in "the Dew," but some of its hair, its guts and bones stayed intact.
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In our email exchange, Randy had forewarned us that learning about ManHood can be "overwhelming" and "emotional" and maybe that was exactly what was going on in my reluctance to read any more about dry rough dick skin.
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At the time, Balvin was riding high off the global success of his 2016 album Energía and its Hot 100 charting standout "Ginza," a feat that forewarned that urbano would soon be ever-present in American listening life.
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Also on Wednesday, House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerry Nadler (New York) forewarned acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker that he would be expected to answer questions -- and not simply cite executive privilege -- in a hearing scheduled for this Friday.
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Ms. Ralph said that she had not been forewarned about the county's plans for her city, and only found out after being called by a resident who had heard that the county was planning to purchase the motel.
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Stella, the visitor was forewarned, has become a much more complex artist than his early, often simplistic Minimalist statements (such as the famous "What you see is what you see" from 21964) would have led one to believe.
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Sure, the transformation was subtler than I would have liked, but Dr. Zamani had forewarned me that I would not have baby-smooth skin, so my expectations were far more realistic by the time she began injecting me.
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China forewarned the Trump administration on Sunday that any trade deals currently being discussed will not go into effect should the U.S. implement proposed tariffs on Chinese goods, according to a statement published by the official Xinhua News Agency.
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"Because of the impeachment process, voters can now stand forewarned of the lengths to which the president will go to try to secure his reelection, violating the law and undermining our national security and that of our allies," they wrote.
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Forewarned, the U.S. government would be able to pursue diplomatic options or, in the case of an imminent attack, the military would have more time to try to destroy the missiles before they were launched, or try to intercept them.
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You can also use the standard color tools like brush and fill – though be forewarned that it doesn't work great with the complex 3D images from third parties (though that bowler hat on my emoji probably didn't want to be red anyway).
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While choosing which shades to shop may have you toggling between images and lost in tutorial videos on the product page (of which there are plenty), be forewarned: time is of the essence if you want to get in on the goods.
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Those not immersed in the title's ins and outs, however, should be forewarned: "American Gods" might oscillate between light and shadows, between past and present, but in terms of articulating a comprehensible story, it feels like a lot of smoke and mirrors.
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Paul Tudor Jones, the billionaire investor, recently posited that we are likely in a "global debt bubble," and Jim Rogers, the influential fund manager and commentator, has forewarned of a crash that will be "the biggest in my lifetime" (he is 76).
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In 2012, Giovanni Calvini, then the leader of Genoa's business federation, forewarned a risk of collapse within 10 years — though he said on Tuesday that had not been meant as a prediction, but as "mere provocation" about the need to replace the span.
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But my favorite part is when Christie called the shot: Mr. Christie had not just telegraphed the coming attack, he directly forewarned Mr. Rubio backstage on Saturday night as the two men waited for their names to be called by the ABC News moderators.
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Ahead, we rounded up some plaited looks that are easy to master on short hair, but be forewarned, these looks — and the fact that you won't have to spend an hour blowdrying and styling every morning — might make you reconsider growing out your bob.
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Though the 19-year-old influencer admitted that she did "some really shady s—" during high school, she revealed that she was forewarned by her parents, who were unaware of the times she snuck out, to avoid getting in trouble and ruining her image.
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Be forewarned: it might make you reconsider your interest in your neighbors, because it could lead to obsession and madness — or something odder and less reassuring than a tidy end, of which there are few in this wonderfully unsettling book of 10 masterful short stories.
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As the always-slippery folk singer forewarned, he was not there to receive the 2016 prize in literature, but he sent a warm, humble statement accepting the honor, which was read by Azita Raji, the American ambassador to Sweden, at an evening banquet in Stockholm.
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PARISIAN LIVES Samuel Beckett, Simone de Beauvoir and Me: A Memoir By Deirdre Bair Anyone planning to write a biography of a living person might be forewarned by Deirdre Bair's "bio-memoir," her gripping account of uncovering the lives of Samuel Beckett and Simone de Beauvoir.
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However, the meeting is likely to be brief on details, and the Kremlin forewarned on Wednesday that it would unlikely allow time for Putin to fully outline his analysis of Ukraine, which has been in a state of crisis since the annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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"Let the enemies of the state and their supporters from foreign soil be forewarned that no amount of destructive narratives against this government will envelope it with the appearance of pretended truth to hoodwink the Filipino people in embracing it," Mr. Panelo said in a statement.
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Other instances when lawsuits have successfully stopped Pruitt's EPA from reversing environmental regulations include: Jody Freeman, Harvard law professor and former climate adviser to President Barack Obama, forewarned in a January Vox interview with Brad Plumer that the Trump administration would face legal obstacles to its environmental deregulation agenda.
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Hours of work had gone into an action that would pass in the blink of an eye: all the time Chile's goalkeeper spent studying how the United States likes to attack, identifying the types of threats she was likely to face, making sure she was forewarned, and forearmed.
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But previous visits to Lapland had forewarned me that a pan-flat eternity of snow-free wood and melted water might not make for a gripping first or last chapter, so I pedaled my shopping bike out of Kirkenes — the trail's top-end start point — in a mid-March blizzard.
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Presaged by academic pioneers like Harry J. Elam Jr—who forewarned how it "remains exceedingly attractive and possible in this post-black, post-soul age of black cultural traffic to love black cool and not love black people"—Jackson remixes a familiar pedagogy with refreshing insight, digging into the tangled politics of appropriation.
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I can even, if I squint and furrow my brow a lot, vaguely envision the kind of bug that might cause an airline to send luggage to Korea three days after its owner traveled from San Francisco to his final destination of Toronto, and two days after he, forewarned, expressly told them not to do so.
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READ: Nearly ruining Santa for a 7-year-old wasn't even the worst of Trump's Christmas The office of Iraq's prime minister, Adil Abdul-Mahdi, told Reuters they'd been forewarned about the visit shortly before, but a face-to-face between the leaders was cancelled because Trump wanted to meet at the U.S. military base and Abdul-Mahdi did not.
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But Captain Shults' skills and experience forewarned her that an airplane flying that slowly with its flaps fully extended and with asymmetrical power could become fatally unstable in the final stage of the landing, so she used a minimal flap setting to maintain a higher speed and stability—taking the risk that the landing gear and particularly the tires could survive a higher speed impact.
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And while we daydream about what the next era of Beyoncé's maternity style will look like, us serious Beyoncé stans have been knee-deep in our own Bey-themed detective work over pressing matters, such as: Which lingerie brand(s) was wearing in her Instagram announcement; when and where she forewarned us of this blessing, and all of the memes that came with it.
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Had he accepted his aide's suggestion, the American public and the media would have been forewarned about the dark side of its President-elect and the motives of the South Vietnamese government; but because he didn't take that advice, it would be 40 years before the public had a full sense of what became known as the Chennault Affair, in which Nixon attempted to sabotage the peace negotiations.
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WeWork used massive discounts — in some cases, essentially giving away space for 2 years — to try to poach customers from rivalsVMware's COO says that its $2.1 billion acquisition of Carbon Black is all about fixing cybersecurity, an industry 'going through turmoil'We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck this London startup used to raise $8.5 million from VCs to take on WhatsApp and SlackAnd more from across the BI newsroom:Inside the 'awkward,' 'tense,' and 'heated' private meeting between Elon Musk and Texans whom SpaceX is trying to buy out to fully realize its vision to reach MarsHow Jim Heckman — the slick businessman behind the mass layoffs at Sports Illustrated — became the most hated man in sports mediaNobel laureate Robert Shiller forewarned investors about the dot-com and housing bubbles.
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